Other Winter Fun
Skiing and snowboarding are just the
beginning when it comes to winter fun. Those with the need for
speed can throw their leg over a snowmobile and check out the
winter sport with the flattest learning curve in the world. Prefer
canine power to horse power? Try a dogsled ride. Or hang out with
your kids (or your inner child) on a snowtube. Do you want to learn
more about Mammoth? Take a gratis tour of the mountain with one of
our guides.
Mammoth Dog Teams is closed for the season.
Dog sled rides from Main Lodge
Not all sleigh rides require a hill and not all vehicles require horsepower. Case in point, dog sled rides that begin at Main Lodge, where your tasks are limited to getting comfy on the traditional sled, covering-up with a thick blanket that are provided, screaming "Mush" and enjoy the ride as the malamutes and huskies do their thing.
Sledz Snow Tubing is closed for the season.
Snow Tubing, just down the road from Minaret towards town
Whether you're looking for the downhill rush without having to strap on skis or just want to slip and slide your way down the hill while sitting down, checkout tubing. Located on Minaret Road on the way up to the Main Lodge, it's only $25 an hour for tube rental and full rope-tow access. But be sure to bring some greenbacks, Sledz is cash only.
760-934-7533
The Ice Rink is closed for the season.
Mammoth Outdoor Ice Rink
The Mammoth Ice Rink offers public skating sessions, family skate night, lessons, birthday parties and skate rentals. Whether you want to hit the ice solo, with your friends or family, Mammoth Ice Rink is an ideal way to get outside this winter and have fun. Skating is available to the public from mid-December to Mid to Late March. (Weather permitting).
Keep in mind that it's always a good idea to call ahead to check Mammoth Ice Rink's hours of public operation or conditions.
760-934-2505 or 760-934-2712 ext. 1222.
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Guided Tours are closed for the season.
Free guided tours on Mammoth Mountain
One of the best ways to get the inside skinny on Mammoth and its natural surroundings is to strap on your board or click into your skis and take a tour with one of our naturalists. For 90 minutes they'll give you inside line on the area, its volcanic background, and maybe even a little bit about the old mines that gave the resort its name. The tours are available from Friday – Sunday, begin at 10:30am and 1:30pm, and meet at the bottom Stump Alley Express.
- Winter Naturalist tours: 1.5 hour tour to learn more about the Eastern Sierra and Mammoth's natural surroundings
One of the best ways to get the inside skinny on Mammoth and its natural surroundings is to strap on your board or click into your skis and take a tour with one of our naturalists. For 90 minutes they'll give you inside line on the area, its volcanic background, and maybe even a little bit about the old mines that gave the resort its name. The tours are available from Friday – Sunday, begin at 10:30am and 1:30pm, and meet at the bottom Stump Alley Express.
- Explore Mammoth Tours: 2.5 hour tour led by a Mountain Host to introduce you to Mammoth Mountain's vast terrain
And if you want even more info, checkout the 2.5 hour Explore Mammoth Tours. Hosted by a Mountain Host, they'll get you up to speed on the layout of the mountain and Mammoth's incredible terrain. Reservations are not necessary, just meet at supersigns located at both Canyon and Main Lodge at 10:15 a.m.
Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center is closed for the season.
Nordic Skiing and Snowshoeing
Prefer cross-country skiing? Check out a tour at Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center. They are offered on Fridays, Saturdays, and holiday Sundays at noon and appropriate for both beginning and expert skiers.
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